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MATCH REPORT | Manchester City loanee Mathys Detourbet nets first Monaco goal in win over Nordsjælland

UEFA Conference League, Matchday 3, 05/11/26AS Monaco continued their 100% winning start to their UEFA Conference League campaign with a comfortable albeit unspectacular 2-0 win over Danish side Nords...

MATCH REPORT | Manchester City loanee Mathys Detourbet nets first Monaco goal in win over Nordsjælland

AS Monaco secured a comfortable 2-0 victory over Danish side Nordsjælland in the UEFA Conference League on Thursday night, with Mathys Detourbet scoring his first goal since joining on loan from Manchester City. The match was played in wet conditions, and fans were not present due to the nature of the Conference League clash. Nordsjælland adopted a low-block defensive strategy, surprising Filipe Luís, and Monaco struggled to break through their opponents.

Jordan Teze's assist for Takumi Minamino and Paris Brunner's goal were both ruled out for offside. After the break, Monaco scored twice within two minutes, with Paris Brunner's strike being denied by Andreas Hansen and Takumi Minamino's effort also ruled out. Despite the late efforts from Nordsjælland, the hosts sealed their victory.

Minamino had a close attempt with a volley, and Matthis Abline completed an assist for Detourbet, who described it as his best performance in a Monaco shirt. FC Nantes forward Folarin Balogun missed a header and a rebound, while Minamino also hit the post. Luís praised Detourbet's potential and urged him to be more decisive, emphasizing that scoring goals requires stepping into the box.

The win keeps AS Monaco unbeaten in their three matches in the Conference League, putting them in a strong position for the upcoming games.

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